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5/10/89
ORDINANCE NO. Atos'95
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 53-135 OF THE
CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, AS
AMENDED, BY INCREASING THE CHARGES FOR ORANGE
BOWL STADIUM RESERVED PARKING PASSES AND FOR
GENERAL EVENT PARKING AND PROVIDING FOR THE
APPLICATION OF THESE INCREASED RATES FOR
PARKING AT THE MIAMI BOBBY MADURO BASEBALL
STADIUM AND THE COMMODORE RALPH MUNROE MARINE
STADIUM; CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND
A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE.
WHEREAS, the Department of Parks, Recreation and Public
Facilities is responsible for the operation of city stadiums; and
WHEREAS, controlled parking operations at said stadiums
provide improved traffic circulation, vehicular and pedestrian
safety and significant revenue to these enterprise budgets; and
WHEREAS, parking charges have not been modified for several
years and are now far below that of competitive private
operations in the local vicinities; and
WHEREAS, the City Manager and the Director of said
department recommend that a moderate increase to the parking
charges be put into effect;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. Section 53-135 of the Code of the City of Miami,
Florida, as amended, is hereby amended in the following
particulars:l/
17-`' Wordsand/or figures stricken through shall be deleted.
Underscored words and/or figures shall be added. The
remaining provisions are now in effect and remain unchanged.
Asterisks indicate omitted and unchanged material.
"Sec. 53-135. Parking charges, Orange Bowl Stadium and
other facilities
(A) Reserved Parking Passes: Reserved parking
passes may be secured on a first -come first -serve basis
through the stadium manager or designee for specified
prescheduled football events presented by the
University of Miami or the Orange Bowl Committee. Said
passes will permit the bearer to park a vehicle in a
reserved parking area at the Orange Bowl Stadium
designated by the stadium manager. Passes issued for
University of Miami football events shall be effective
throughout the regular college football season on each
event or game day. Passes issued for Orange Bowl
Committee events shall be effective for the Orange Bowl
Classic football game. Reserved parking passes shall
be secured in advance upon payment of the charges
delineated below:
4-2+ (1 ) Un4ver-elty - 94 M ffij Prescheduled football
events.
(a) General Public --
(i Feuv Six dollars ( $4.-00 $6. 00) ,
including state sales tax, per ,passenger
car, multiplied by the number of
prescheduled
football events.
( ii) Eirv� Ten dollars ( $6-.-00 $10. 00) ,
including state sales tax, per
recreational. vehicle, per van with
capacity of fifteen or more passengers,
or per bus, multiplied by the number of
prescheduled 9£ -Miami
football events.
(b) University of Miami students -- Gne Two
dollars (�l00 $2.00), including state sales
tax, per passenger car, multiplied by the
number of prescheduled University of Miami
football events. The above season pass is
good for use by any University of Miami
student holding a valid student
identification card and may be used only in a
parking lot reserved and designated by the
stadium manager before the start of each
University of Miami football season. Student
reserved parking .passes are not effective for
the Orange Bowl Classic football game.
The above season parking passes for University of Miami
football events entitle bearers to a reserved parking
space for intrasquad scrimmages held at the Orange Bowl
byeltheE the University of Miami football team 9E the
�. a€es,o-iat�al €eo ball team at no additional cost.
(2) Reserved Parking for Other Events: Should the
city enter into long term stadium use arrangements with
other event sponsors for other events and/or facilities
and reserved parking is required or requested, the
rates and practices established in this section shall
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also apply to such reserved parking, unless such use
arrangement provides otherwise.
(B) General Stadium Parking: Except as may be
otherwise provided herein, T-the per —event schedule of
parking charges shall be as follows:
{-3+ (1 ) Passenger cars: Fev all etyreL- events, t-The
charge per passenger car, per Aven day, including
state sales tax, on all city -owned Ar-ange✓Bew-i-
stadium parking lots is dependent upon the average
cost of admission or donation for entry to the
event, as follows:
AVERAGE ADMISSION PARKING CHARGE
COST OR DONATION Marine Stadium Other Stadiums
$20.01 or more ...... ....$4.00...........$6.00
12.01 to 20.00..........3.00............5.00
8.01 to 12.00 .......... 3.00 ............. 4.00
5.01 to 8.00..........2.00............2.00
5.00 or less........... 1.00............1.00
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(2) Larger Vehicles: The charge per bus,
recreational vehicle, or van with capacity of
fifteen or more passengers, is ten dollars
($10.00) per day, including state sales tax, for
parking on any city -owned stadium lot, which may
be specially designated by the stadium manager.
(C) General Parking Regulations
(1) Total parking revenues: The parking charges) for
any event must be sufficient to ensure that total
city parking revenues are not less that the cost
of operating the parking lot(s) for that event.
If revenues are less than costs, then the event
sponsor shall reimburse the _ city for the
difference.
(2) Parking charge modification:
(i) For events at which no admission is charged,
or no donation is requested by sponsor, and
at which attendance is estimated to exceed
2500 persons, the city manager or designee
may require controlled parking operations to
be conducted by the city staff in order to
ensure appropriate traffic circulation and
pedestrian and vehicular safety. If so
required, the parking charge to attendees of
the event shall be in an amount equal to that
rate required to meet the cost of such
controlled parking operation costs, and shall
be sufficient to remain competitive with
other controlled parking operations conducted
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in the vicinity of the Citv'9 controlled
parking operations.
(ii) If estimated attendance to any event is
sufficiently low so as to warrant that
controlled parking operations be reduced or
eliminated, the parking charge may be reduced
or waived for that event by the city manager
or designee.
444 (D) Parking charge required: No
complimentary parking tickets shall be issued. Nothing
in this section shall be construed, however, as
prohibiting the parking of cars of officials and
employees of the city or event sponsor whose presence
may be required for the proper operation of stadium
events and so designated by the stadium manager.
Further, nothing in this section shall affect the right
of the city commission to reduce or waive the parking
leas charges for bona fide public purpose, religious,
or charitable events, or for other events where no
admission is charged. When parking leas charges are
waived, either the event sponsor e&A shall pay parking
attendants directly or the sponsor Ptst shall reimburse
the city for any costs incurred by the city in
operating the parking lots.
(E) Other City Facilities: Notwithstanding other
city code provisions to the contrary, the parking
charges, regulations, modifications and practices
established and defined in this section shall also be
applicable to parking for events held at the Miami
Bobby Maduro Stadium, the Commodore Ralph Munroe Marine
Stadium and other city -owned facilities and properties
as are deemed appropriate by the city manager.
4-D- (F) Overnight Parking: Other than t4e an
area at the Marine Stadium or at any other city -owned
facility that may be designated for use by self-
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contained camper -trailers, no overnight parking is
permitted on city -owned parking lots.
-(E- (G) Itemized Tickets, Passes: All passes,
tickets and receipts shall be fully itemized, showing
the amount of the parking charge and the amount of the
sales tax."
Section 3. All ordinances or parts of ordinances insofar as
they are inconsistent or conflict with the provisions of this
Ordinance are hereby repealed.
Section 4. If any section, part of section, paragraph,
clause, phrase, or word of this Ordinance is declared invalid, the
remaining provisions of this Ordinance shall not be affected.
Section 5. This Ordinance shall become effective thirty
(30) days after final reading and adoption hereof, pursuant to
law.
PASSED ON FIRST READING BY TITLE ONLY this 27th day of
April , 1989.
PASSED AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND FINAL READING BY TITLE ONLY this
7th day of June , 1989.
ATTYST
MATTY HIRAI, CITY CLERK
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY:
ROBERT F. CLARK
CHIEF DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS:
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4JRGE_-qt. FE ANDEZ
CITY ATTORN Y
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MIAMI REVIEW
Published Daily except Saturday, Sunday and
Legal Holidays
Miami, Dade County, Florida.
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF DADE:
Before the undersigned authority personally appeared
Sookie Williams, who on oath says that she is the Vice
President of Legal Advertising of the Miami Review, a dally
(except Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays) newspaper,
published at Miami in Dade County, Florida; that the attached
copy of advertisement, being a Legal Advertisement of Notice
in the matter of
CITY OF HIALEAH
ORDINANCE NO. 10595
X X X
Inthe ......................................... Court,
was published in said newspaper in the Issues of
June 15, 1989
Affiant further says that the said Miami Review is a
newspaper published at Miami in said Dade County, Florida,
and that the said newspaper has heretofore been continuously
Published in said Dade County, Florida, each day (except
Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays) and has been entered as
second class mail matter at the post office in Miami in said
Dade County, Florida, for a period of one year next preceding
the first publication of the attached copy of advertisement; and
afflan lurthe' says that she has neither paid nor promised any
Par n firm or corporation any discount, rebate, commission
or of d for the pugpose of securing this advertisement for
pu II tion in the Bald newspaper.
: an before me this
1.5... dayefa?�,V.v�une. ... *...;P �.D. is..89.
eryl Fi Malfher
. N Public its Is of FIIDIda at Large
(SEAL) % �••� B �'� •�
My Commission,1j�r�es•�ypril 12, J99•
MR 114 ,//!/$1 OF F I lff l oP�
CITY 0f M 1AMuMh PLORIDA" ` <
I.90ALN�'TICE
All Interested persons wlil'thke }notib'e'that r)n ths.. th dfiy of Juh�
1900, the City Commission of Miami, Flora e, adopted the folloWlnp tltted
ordinances-
AN
AND
AN EMEAGENCY.ORDINANCE AMENDING 5, !%'
OF ORDINANCE NO.' 10d84, ADOPTED SEPTEAIIBEFI 77, 191)8, .
THE ANNUAL` APPROPRIATI6N5 ORDINANCE FOR THE FISCAL :`
YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER 90;1989; BY"INCREASING THE
APPROPRIATIONSAN.THE,INTERNAL ,SERVICE' FUNDI GEN ?
ERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION:•�:COMMUNICATICNS DIVI
SION BY=;S978,880;.INCREASING REVENUES IN 7HE SAME,i is
CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND%A SEVERABILITY ; s;
OLAUSE;` Y
'OADINANCE N0:10694 ,
E1N ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING, A,;NEW SI?ECIAL REVENUE
FUND ENTITLED:."COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT yJ
(FIFTEENTH YEAR)," AND`.'' PPR,OPRIATING 311;7,42;000 FOR:`
EXECUTION,OF SAME;.FURTHER AI'PROP�iIATiMt3:THE SUM
OF,$1;354,000 FROM FIFTEENTH YEAR COMMUNITYDEVEL
_'-'OPMENT,' BLOCK= GRANT~.(CDBG)'PROGAAM CO INME AS;;.
APPROVED BY'THE_DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND'URBAN
DEV.ELOPMENT' (HUD)'FOR A;TOTAL-�OFi$13096,000;;
CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND`A SEVERABILITY .,
CLAUSE 1
ORDINANCE N0:10596
,AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 53135 OF THE CODEt;
OF THE PITY OF;MIAMI,;FLORIDA,,AS AMENDED .BY INCRF.AS
ING THE. CHARGES FOR,ORANGE BOWL STAbItSM.'RESERVED 'I
PARKING PASSES,AND.F.OR GENERAL EVENT'PARKING AND
PbOVIDiNO' FOR THE,ARBLICATION OF ;THESE:•INCREASED ;
RATES`�FOR PARKING AT,THE MiAMI'BOBBY. MADURO BASE
BALL. STADIUM ANDr,THE'COMMODORE RALPH,MUNROE3
MARINE; SfiADiUM. CONTAINING A :REPEALER_ PROVISION AND .
°A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE. '
`ORDINANCE N0.10690,''
AN ORDINANCE ;CONCERNING FEES% FOR CITY. SERVICE" '
AMENDING SECTIONS 2r75 143.1,'ll 19.178, 19184, 19280;;'
AND 4516 OF THE'CODE OF, THE ;CITY OF:'MIAMI,:FLORiDA,
AS AMENDED'ESTABLISHiNG AND,ADJUSTINf3FEE3 FORM
ANNUAL;REINSPECT.ION',OF BUILDINGS'AND PREMISES, USER,
FEES FOR THEMSE OF. EMERGENCYVEDICAL.TRANSPORTA-k,
TlON,SERVICES;.CHARGE&FORINSPECTiON.,A ND TESTING
OF FIRESUPPRESSION AND DETECTION SYSTEMS; PERMITS 3' s
.FOR BLASTERSlAND PRECISION EXPLOSIVE. DEMOLITIONOF :
STRUCTURES; PERMITS -FOR DISCHARGE`OF FIREWORKS,;
PERMITS;.FOR,STORAGE OF FLAMMABLE OR'COMBUSTiBLE<< o ,
LIQUIDS;:AND: PERMITS:;FOR ASSEMBLY; SAID INCR.EASES4
BEING;NECESSARY,TO; COVER INCREASES'IN OPERATIONAL'''
;COST; CONTAINING `A REPEALER PROVISION AND A` SEVER " .
ABILITY CLAUSE
ORDINANCE, Nd '10697;
AN-EMERGENCY:ORDINANCE'AMENDING SECTION 8278'OFt
THE CODE OF THE OITY:OF MIAMI;' FLORIDA;'AS-AMENDED,
ENTITLED "MEMBERSHIP" (IN•THE: LATINQUARTERIREVIEW s
BOARD): AS. TO ,THE FOLLOWINGS:SUBSECTIONSsTHEAEIN,;t
AMENDING SUBSECTION (A):TO';:MAKE;�THE,ALTERNATE
MEMBER'A REGULAR MEMBER OF:THE BOARD AND,INCREAS - , J
1NGTHE NUMBER OF;MEMBERS TO;TEN .(10); AMENDING SUB•; ,
SECTION:(B) TO ENCOURAGE,'ALTHOUdH NOT REQUIRE NOR ;L
MANDATE, THAT CERTAIN PRESCRIBED,SOARD MEMBERS BE
ARCHITECTS•Oji ENOINEERS;'FURTHER'AMENDING SUBSEC•
TION (8)'TO, ABOLISH THE CRITERIA; OF PARTICIPATION,IN,:
THE CIVIC AFFAIRS OF THE L`ITTLE`.HAVA,NA COMMUNITY AS
;,A,QUALIFICATION TO;BE,A,BOARD MEMBER AN0"FURTHER'
AMENDING SUCH: SUBSECTION TO ABOLISH THE`CATEGORYi.
OF,AN'ALTERNATE MEMBER AND,'TO PROViDE'FOR TEN (10I'
REGULAR MEMBERS.ONTHE LATIN QUARTER'REVIEW BOARD, ,
AMENDING:,SUBSECTION (C) THEREINTO DELETE•THEi..-'
REQUIREMENT THAT•A NOTICE OF VACANCY ON:THE 130ARD,>. ';
BE PUBLISHED IN A`NEWSPAPER OF GENERAL CIRCULATION'-
iN THE-CITY;OR IN THE LATIN-COMMUNITY; CONTAINING'`A`, '
REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABLLITY CLAUSE
Sald.ordinancea mayipe inspected by;the'publio at the 0(floe of the,
City Clerk;:3500.Pan. American Drive, Mlami;,•Florida, .M.onday through,
Friday, excluding holidays between thfi.hours'of 8;00 an,; and 5:00 p;m..
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(6149)
MATTY HiRAI,
CITY`CLE91K :
t ` MIAMI, FLORtDO
6115 �, j , 1 „ '.J r^^ l:;t• , 0 86-4461570M "
CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Honorable Mayor and Members
TO: of the City Commission
FROM
Cesar H. Od'
City Manager
RECOMMENDATION:
DATE : MAY 3 0 1989 FILE :
6UBJECT : Ordinance Amending Code
Stadium Parking'Charges
REFERENCES:
ENCLOSURES:
It is respectfully recommended that
attached Ordinance amending Section
provide for a moderate increase in
stadiums.
BACKGROUND:
the City Commission adopt the
53-135 of the City Code to
the parking charges for City
The Department of Parks, Recreation and Public Facilities has
prepared the attached ordinance which will amend the City Code to
refine existing provisions relating to stadium parking. The
primary impact of this revision will be to raise the parking
charges at the City's stadiums by a moderate amount to keep pace
with the fees charged by private operators in the vicinity and
those charged at competing facilities including Joe Robbie
Stadium.
At present the City charges $4 per car and $6 per bus or
recreational vehicle (RV). These rates, which were established
more than six years ago, are substantially below that charged by
private lot operators and at Joe Robbie Stadium, whose rates are
generally $5 to $10 dollars per vehicle. The Administration
proposes to raise the parking charge for reserved parking for
University of Miami games and the Orange Bowl Classic to $6 per
car and $10 per bus or RV. Additionally, the parking charges for
general stadium events, which presently range from $0.50 to $4.00
per car, depending -on the particular event's ticket price, would
now range from $1 to $4 at the Marine Stadium, and from $1 to $6
at all other facilities.
It should be noted that the Ordinance was modified after first
reading to accomodate the specific parking rates at the Marine
Stadium for general events.
The impact of this revision will be most obvious at the Orange
Bowl Stadium which has the most consistent parking revenue stream
of these facilities, as shown on the attached revenue projection.
P7
Honorable Mayor and Members
of the City Commission
Ordinance Amending Code
Stadium Parking Charges
page 2
From this table, annual revenues from parking concessions are
$226,410. With the revision, annual revenues would increase by
$133,540 to $359,950.
As part of the Department's continuing effort to update existing
City Code provisions, other minor changes are included in this
ordinance. These proposed modifications include more appropriate
definitions for vehicle descriptions and the establishment of
criteria for revisions to the recommended parking charges in the
case of low attendance or free admission events.
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MiAMI REVIEW
Published Daily except Saturday, Sunday and
Legal Holidays
Miami, Dade County, Florida.
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF DADE:
Before the undersigned authority personally appeared
Octelma V. Ferbeyre, who on oath says that she Is the
Supervisor of Legal Advertising of the Miami Review, a daily
(except Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays) newspaper,
published at Miami In Dade County, Florida; that the attached
copy of advertisement, being a Legal Advertisement of Notice
In the matter of
CITY OF MIAMI
NOTICE OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE
RE: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
SECTIONS 62-61 AND 62-62,
etc...
Inthe ........X X .. X ........................ Court,
was published In said newspaper In the Issues of
May 26, 1989
Afflant further says that the said Miami Review Is a
newspaper published at Miami In said Dade County, Florida,
and that the said newspaper has heretofore been continuously
published in said Dade County, Florida each day (except
Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays) and }gas been entered as
second class mall matter at the post office in Miami In said
Dade County, Florida, for a period of one year next preceding
the first publication of the attached co i advertisement; and
afllant further says that she has no"
r pa nor promised any
person Irm or corporation an ount, abate, commisalon
or re nd for the purpose of ring th advertisement for
pu catto In the said new P ,r
• 'S�Ld ,, to* scribed before me this
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,-19-280 AND 11kild OF THE CODE�OF•1'HE CiTY,OF
FLORIbA, AS AMENDED; ESTABLISHING:AND ADJI
FEES FOR ANNUAL REINSPSCTiON OF:BUiLD1 C
PREM%ES;.USEF,.FEES FOR:TO USE>OF EMER
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FOR STOFAdE OF`FLAMMABLE` OR `COMBO'
MIAMI REVIEW LIQUIDS, "AND PERMITS'FOq ASSEMBLY
INCREASES;B iNG NECESSARY TO CbVER INCF
Published Daily except Saturday, Sunday and IN`:OPERATIONAL, COST; CONTAINING A REP
Legal Holidays PROVISION ANb A SEVERAbILITY CLAUSE '
Miami, Dade County, Florida. ORWNANCE NO
AN ORDINANCE'AMENDiNG SIZOTIONttZ.61 AN
STATE OF FLORIDA OF ,THE CODE ,OF,,,THE CITY,.;OF MIAMI, FLORI
COUNTY OF DADE: AMENDED;; BY INCREASING, ZONING AND, 00
RELATED FEES, PROVIDiNQ FOR :AN ADVER
Before the undersigned authority personally appeared SURCHARGE, FURTHER; INOREASINg
Octeima V. Ferbsyre, who on oath says that she Is the CONCERNING APPLICATION REQUESTS FOR REV
Supervisor of Legal Advertising of the Miami Review, a daily DECISIONS• OF T.HE, ZONING SCARD,;ZI
(except Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays) newspaper, ADMINISTRATOR OR DIRECTbF OF THE DEPAft
published at Miami In Dade County, Florida; that the attached OF: PLANN,ING;'AND,=N tAININ,G, A REP,
copy of advertisement, being a Legal Advertisement of Notice PROVISION AND A SEVERA131LITY•CLAUSE
In the matter of ORDINANCE NO.
CITY OF MIAMI AN, ORDINANCE AMENDING: SECTIONS OFTHE
OF THE CITY OF MIAMI;' FLORIDA,,.AS AM@
NOTICE OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE "DEALING,.WlTH.THE•Og. iiDE of PRoi=ES'S
COMPLIANCE; MORE'.PARTICULARLY'AMENbiNC
RE: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 438.2•AND:42�82A18THE'SAMEPERI
SECTIONS 6 2 — 61 AND 6 2 — 6 2 , ORGANIZATIONAL STATUS, POWERS AND DUI
SAID..OF.,FICE •AND:.'PROVIDING FOR-,AWW
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etc.ATI I ,ISX X x In the ......................................, , , Court, ,-'.'.,-.COMPLAINTS OF WRONGDO�NQ FILED'AGAINST"
was published In said newspaper in the issues of OFFICERS;�;FURTHER A ENDING SECTIOls
AELAT lNOf rO THE; pEPORTING OF,.AN,.INCOM
BIASED OR DEFICIENT INVESTIGAT40N; CONTAI
REPEALER PROVISION AND SEVERABILITY UAi
May 26, 1989 ?; OpDINANCE NO
AN':ORDINANCE`AMENDING CHAPTER A, AL•C(
BEVERAQEG •ARTICLE I !N GENERAL,.bF THE.tI
Afflant further says that the said Miami Review is a THE CITY;OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, BY ADDING
newspaper published at Miami In said Dade County, Florida, PARAGRAPH •TO "SECTION :4:3 (A) ;WHICH DEP
and that the said newspaper has heretofore been continuously RETAIL_spitaALTY CENTER; BY AMENDiNGYARP
published in said Dade County, Florida, each day (except AND7(5) OF'•SECTION`-"43(C) TO`;PROV
Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays) and has been entered as EXCEPTION FOR SUNDAY.SAL'ES AND ESTABLISH
second class mail matter at the post office in Miami In sold
Dade County Florida, for a period of one year next preceding OF:OPERATION .FOR? A&A)LSPECIALTY CENTI
the first publication of the attached co f advertisement; and ADDING,A�NEW SUBSECTION•(F) MSECTfON
afflant further says that she has ne r pa nor promised any PROVIDEAN:EXCEPTION FROM DISTANCESEPA
person firm or corporatton an cunt, abate, commission REQUIREMENTS; LIMIT cTHE` NUMBER: OF' ESTi
or re nd for the purpose of ring th advertissment for MENT$;AND RESTRICT_SIGNS,,FOR;?AND'IN:
pu c In the said new p
SPECIALTY CENTERS, CO:NTAINfNG A,REP
PROVISION, SEVERKBIUTY CLAUSE AND AN EFi
, H �..�, ... ...... /. DATE ORDINANCE NO
+++ ���i AN;ORDlNANCE ESTABLISHING A, NEW SI
�+ Sr4dtr► tP scribed belore me this
Cop REVENUE FUND ENTITLED, COMMUNI Y DEVELC
�.`` C;yj;' • • �� 8 9 BLOCK GRANT (FIF,TEENTH YEAR); ' AND APPI
2.6..`day of ...C3 • •.• •. • ,.. • •, A.D. 19....... TING'511,742,000 FOR EXECUTIQN,OF.SAME;,FI
• APPROPRIATING ,THE` SUM OF; $1,354;000
• FIFTEENTH :YEAR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
heryCH. Marmer GRANT.-(CDBG)•PROGRAM`INCOME AS APPRO
/Qv0lotaryQbl(c, S`�%oi Florida at Large THE DEPARTMENT OF:HOU5ING AND1
. • CC3i 11.. DEVELOPMENT (HUD) FOR':A TOTAL, OF $13,7
(SEAL) .� P ��� CONTAINING A.,REPEALER PROVISION'
My ComrtO�� ,y `taxpiros• Aifrl�1�`+a92. SEVERABiLITY CLAUSE. a
MR 114 ir���� OU N'AN:..ORDINANCE AM.ENO t4G ORDINANCE NO
SADOPiED;JULY,14,',1988,':WHICH' ESTABLISH
MIAMi!WA'jERFRONT ADVISORY BOARD;
THAT THE f30ARD'SHALL BE INFORMED QF'ALI
CONCERNING THE': MAJOR; DEVELOPMENT.;
DISPOSITION OF CITY-0WNED' WATERFRONT PR
FOR iTS1NPUT ;AND 'ADVICEt AT THE SAME1
BEFORE; OTHER CITY COMMITTEESOR BOAR
" `INFORMMOF SAIDiISSUES; CONTAINING'A RE
PROVISION AND:A`SEVERABILiTY CLAUSE; PRt
FOR INCLUSION IN THE CITY CODE
:ORDINANCE NI ''
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING';SECTION 63.135'
CODE QF?HE CITY OF. , JAMI, FLOR(DA,` As Atv
BY INCREASING: THE CHARGES FOR'ORANG
STADIUM RESERVEDI PARKING PASSES Al
GENERAL EVENT PARKING AND PAOVIDING`F
„APPL'ICATiON',.OF::THESE REASED,'RAT
"PARKINIM AT TFIP'.M A:uiTt%riratN' rAn11rtfl','FIE
Mi4RINE STADIUM; CONTAINING A REPEALER j',
' ` 'AND A SEVERABIUTY CLAUSE •
Said ordinance may be'Inspected'by tW,00btic at the
and5:00Pm:.
All, nterested persons may appear, at the meeting and be heard
with, respect to the proposed ordinances.
Should any person desire to. appeal any decision of the Clty `•'
Commission with respect to airy matter to be considered at this
meeting, that person shall ensure that a verbatim:record of the
proceedings Is made Including all testimony and evidence upon
which any appeal may be based.
Ask
(8139R)
MATTY HIRAI
CITY CLERK
MIAMI, FLORIDA
5126 89-44)52832M